Good things do not happen only to those who can wait, but to the ones who know how to ask, too!

An introduction to a concept which is widely desired but rarely successfully defined.

Several misconceptions, opinions and arguments that unfairly target gays and lesbians are addressed. I hope to bring forth tolerance, understanding, and compassion, and to assist in some way to reduce offensive comments and messages that instill prejudice.

Movements of our body parts send nonverbal signals. Our hands, legs, neck, head, facial muscles and even shoulder moves while making communication.

Using irony in the title, Rabindranath Tagore’s beautifully crafted prose poem reminds human beings something about the finer ethic of working to live, instead of living to work. The poem helps us remind ourselves that efficiency is not always efficient against art. For the bigger issue in life is not the rushing to do business, but finding the beautiful reason to, well, rush or not rush.

Make you life brighter, healthier and more prosperious through authenticity and charm. Possessing charm will greatly augment your overall effectiveness and you will feel grand as those worry lines give way to your infectious smile. By projecting charm you say to others that you are both likeable and approachable.

Education is deemed as an existential in this article.

The article speaks about the circumstances that can possibly help one to be true to himself or herself in the midst of the hassles and bustles of everyday life.

In a world dominated by marketing, images, promotion, and inattention, we have lost touch with what is authentic and humane in our lives. Our culture has become so dominated by selling that it is very difficult to judge who or what is geniune. What can we do to restore authenticity and the good part of humanity in our lives?

Getting rid of the ideas, notions, and regimens that make us old, cranky and uncivil.